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Change Order No. 3 - Marriott Hotel Site Development at Hall of Fame Phase I Proj No 116-021 - Majority Builders
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Change Order No. 3 <br />Marriott Hotel Site Development Phase 1 <br />Project No. 116-021 <br />OWNER: City of South Bend <br />ENGINEER: JPR <br />CONTRACTOR: Majority Builders Inc. <br />PROJECT: Marriott Hotel Site Development Phase 1 <br />SUBJECT: Change Order Number 3, Explanation of Costs <br />ISSUE DATE: November 22, 2016 <br />This Change Order to the Contract document shall supplement, amend, and shall become a part of, <br />and be incorporated as an Addendum to the Contract. <br />The following is a summary and description of the revisions to the Contract by this Change Order: <br />Per a directive from the project architect, a slab of concrete was left out in the area of the kitchen due <br />to unclear direction from the site owner. This will be addressed in Phase II construction. The resulting <br />deduct from this change was $1,143.00 <br />Per a directive from the project architect, the elevator pit depth was increase by 1 foot. This change <br />required thickening of adjoining pier footings, additional excavation, an increased thickness of the <br />foundation wall, waterproofing, rebar, forming, and concrete material. The resulting increase from this <br />change was $1,851.00 <br />To satisfy the redevelopment agreement, all permit fees were to be paid for as a part of this contract. <br />These fees included two water tap fees ($5,137.00), building department plan review fee ($348.00), <br />foundation permit ($40.00), and sewer permit ($102.00). The total reimbursement for these fees came <br />to $5,627.00 <br />To protect the pit that was left open in the area of the pool, the contractor was instructed to place snow <br />fence around the border of the pool. The resulting increase from this work was $228.00 <br />Due to a design change during construction, a manhole structure that had already been purchased by <br />the contractor could no longer be used. The city paid for the purchase of this structure at a discounted <br />rate due to the labor not being required to install the structure. The resulting cost of this was $1,938.00 <br />During the tapping process for the water main on Jefferson, the proposed location of the tap needed to <br />be adjusted to both accommodate the future placement of the AEP vaults that would service this <br />building, as well as avoid an existing bell that was in the location of the proposed tap. This adjustment <br />required additional material (bends, couplings, and thrust blocks) to bring the lateral alignment back to <br />the proposed location. Also, existing utilities were encountered while laying the pipe that required <br />flowable fill to be used to backfill underneath the utilities. The total cost for this work was $1,456.82. <br />The final balance of the contract, including all over -run and under -run quantities and the costs noted <br />SHEET 1 OF 2 <br />
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